Taylor Sheridan is still keeping Yellowstone fans well-fed with his upcoming series, Landman.
While Taylor Sheridan fans have taken a hit with Yellowstone’s early ending, there’s still plenty on the horizon. Thanks to his dedication to the impossible and ability to keep viewers hooked on unfinished plot points, Sheridan has managed to give audiences the best ranch opera since Dallas.
There’s more to come, and not all of it has to do with the Dutton family, either. While there are further Yellowstone spinoffs like 6666 and 2024 on the way, Sheridan’s latest series, Landman, will travel from Montana to Texas to explore the booming oil industry.
There’s already plenty of hype for the new Paramount series, so here’s what you need to know about the Landman release date, cast, plot, and more.
Is there a release date?
Landman will be released on November 17, 2024 on Paramount+.
This means Sheridan will be competing against himself that month, since Yellowstone Season 5 Part 2 also premieres in November 2024.
The first two episodes will launch first, and will be followed by weekly episodes dropped every Sunday. There will be 10 episodes in total across the series.
In the UK, Landman will arrive the next day, on November 18.
Landman trailer
The first trailer for Landman dropped on September 5, 2024. You can watch it for yourself below:
Very quickly, Taylor Sheridan establishes the stakes. Not only is money on the line ($3 billion a day, to be exact), but lives too. A fiery oil rig explosion kicks things off, and it soon becomes clear that Jon Hamm’s Monty Miller is something of a foil to Billy Bob Thornton’s Tommy Norris.
As the trailer teases, the show is set to be a struggle of power between the different figures attempting to make as much money as possible in the oil industry.
What is it about?
Landman will be set in West Texas and follow the Norris family as they navigate the politics of the oil rig industry.
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The show is based on the 2019 Boomtown podcast, an 11-part series that hit number one on the streaming charts. The podcast covered environmental issues and explored the 21st century Texas oil boom, which is the same thread the Landman TV show will follow.
The official synopsis for the Taylor Sheridan series is: “an upstairs/downstairs story of roughnecks and wildcat billionaires fueling a boom so big, it’s reshaping our climate, our economy and our geopolitics.”
Though there’s not much detail about the characters yet, it’s clear that the on-screen Norris family will play a big role based on the casting.
Landman cast
The Landman cast already has a few famous faces, including Billy Bob Thornton starring as Tommy Norris. He’s set to lead, and there are quite a few other big names, too.
Here’s the Landman cast and characters:
- Billy Bob Thornton as Tommy Norris
- Demi Moore as Cami
- Jon Hamm as Monty Miller
- Ali Larter as Angela
- Robyn Lively as Ellie
- Michelle Randolph as Ainsley Norris
- Jacob Lofland as Cooper Norris
- Bart Johnson as Patrick Ramsey
- Michael Peña as TBC
Most recently, Jon Hamm was added to the cast as Monty Miller. According to Variety, Miller is “a titan of the Texas oil industry who has a long personal and professional relationship with Tommy Norris (Thornton).”
Being a Taylor Sheridan venture, Yellowstone cast members will turn up, too. Michelle Randolph has stepped out of 1923 to play Ainsley Norris, Tommy’s daughter, while Jason Jackson (from Yellowstone and 1883), will be joining in an undisclosed role.
In May 2024, it was announced that Michael Peña would be joining the cast in an unknown role.
Where can I watch Landman?
Landman will be available to watch on Paramount+ when it arrives.
It’s likely that the series will be a streaming exclusive on Paramount+, the home of all Taylor Sheridan’s new TV shows. It’ll join the ranks of the Yellowstone spinoffs 1883 and 1923, as well as Sheridan’s non-Yellowstone projects, like Mayor of Kingstown and Tulsa King.
For more, be sure to check out our other guides on shows to watch if you love Yellowstone, why Kevin Costner’s leaving Yellowstone, and Yellowstone 6666.
